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    THE BKE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. MAY 5. 1911.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Csblet Dull and Demand for Wheat
it Light.
y TOUVOTJS SHORTS UNDER COVER
Corn Valaee Feel gt-mpathetlr Artlea
nad Show Inrmtri Tkronakoat
tieoaloa tterelpte Con-
41a. aK l.laht.
OMAHA. May 4, 1"1L
Cables on wheat were easier at the open
V1" 'n? ,n "h situation aa far a any
meno ror wheat or flnisr In concerned la
till very dull, but dry weather report
irom tha northwmt. accompanied bv buy-
..... iuii. Dm nry
irom the northwest, arcon
"ig order from tha dry
, .Owvoiw shorts to cover a
" positions sdvanced.
y sections caused
and wheat In all
Tha rnrn rn t-u at m..rwA v. .. imA.
In wheat bulla owing to tha advance In
that market and valuea ranged on the up
turn throughout the session. Receipt are
tin ngnt.
flhnrts ware forced to cover In tha wheat
on dry weather talk In tha spring wheat
nelt, although the beat opinion discredit
any danger as yet. Caah wheat was 1 cent
nisner.
,,,., . , . ... . . .
torn ruled higher with wheat and con -
tlnued good demand while receipt are
showing little improvement, cash corn was
"e higher.
Primary wheat receipts were 318.000 bush
els and shipments were mn. bushel,
against receipts last year of I3.00H bushels
and shipments of 116.000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 4M..0HO bush
els and shipments were 1.035.0ft) bushel,
against receipts last year of 2W 000 bushels
and shipments of 876.006 bushels.
Clearance were none of corn, none of
oat, and wheat and flour equal to I88.000
bushels.
Liverpool closed unchanged to A lower
on wheat, and ii lower on ocrn.
The following cash sales were reported :
WHEAT-Nn. 2 hard: 1 care. 89c; No. 8
hard: 1 car. 87c.
CORN' No. : 1 ear. 4TtV4c; No. white:
1 csr. ;; No. I vellow: 1 car. 48 He. No.
Vellow: t cars. 9c. No. 4 yellow: 1 car,
4e. N. 1 mixed: 1 car, 4!H4e. No X mixed:
i car. or. no. 4 mixed: 1 car, 44c.
OAT Na 1 white: 1 cars. tlVic; No. 4
' white! 1 car, 304o. No grade: 1 car, 304c
Osaakat aak Prtere.
WHKAT-No. 3 hard. (Svc; No. S hard,
7ilc; No. 4 hard. Was-; rejected hard.
7R4o; No. S spring. 14J97Hc: No. 4
prlng, 8844c: No. 2 durum, 863894c; No.
t durum, HftiJifIHc.
CORN No. 2 white 4';tf4!M.c: No. I
white, 4641ao; No. 4 white. 4m34c; No.
B color. WPWWc; No. i yellow, 491S49Ho;
No. yellow. 4i4fi4i4c; No. 4 yellow, 4f4j
fT4c;; No. t. 494i&49He; No. S, -43i9c; No.
. 44S14o; no grade, 4if4c. . .
OATfl No. S white. lHSlic; standard.
HMlHc; No. S white. 81(ff314o; No. 4
white, mv&0f. No. I yellow, 30i&llc;
No. 4 yellow, aoU'ffSOVlc.
N BARIjBT No. 8, WWOTo; No. 4.
f . No. 1 feed, TSiMc; rejected, 4afic.
RTK No. J. 88Q9o; No. , 8790.
7alt Receipts.
. . Wheat. Com. Oats.
Chicago 28 lfil 95
Minneapolis , 188 1 ..v ...
9,mn - 18 44
t)uluU ... ...
CHIOAOO CRAIW AITO PROVISIONS
Perai at be TrstdlaisT Clasta
Prleea Boawsl ( Trade.
OHICAao. May 4. Higher prices for
wheat scored today than at any time since
February. Drv Weather in tha northwest
an consreatlon In tha May option have
brought about tha advance, , The close was
at nearly the top level reached. lThi2e
abova laat nlaht Corn aained .a In wiwe
rtet, and oats HfrHc to c. The end ol-the
IT left hog products Irregular, strung out
irom a av nse to ito aeciina.
Traders in seneraJ ware more Jiannaad
them heretofore to. accept tha view that
there was no great chance of a serious
setback in wheat prioee, whlls the north
west and Canada gave signs of being fear
ful of dry waather. Ahary attention was
devoted to tha idea that there must be
plentiful rain from time to time to mature
the sprint crop. A violent rise here In
tha prloa of tha May delivery, though ac
companied by only small trading, did much
to unsettle tha nerves of tha bears all
along tha Una. Barring a little weakness
at tha start tha tendency was -upward al
most Constantly throughout the session..
juiy ran area from SH140 to 890 era closed
steaay at "40, a net gain et He.
Rroad activity develoDed in com. Tad
Ing awnera of tha May delivery and of
rash grades here, who have been selling
J uly for nearly a fortnight, began buying
and ran tha price higher. July fluctuated
between- Mo and 6i4i52So. cloelng ataadv.
o up at 62Vfcl62Sc. The caah market was
firm. N 8 yellow finished at MWSflAo.
Oats Were stimulated by the strength of
corn. July varied from 32.t2ttc to S2a
and closed Ho net higher at 82a.
Plenty of hoga discouraged Investment In
provisions. At tha finish pork was off a
shad to He: lard, unchanged to 2Vtc higher.
ana now, iyyq-izyga niKner.
Prtcea In Chicago, furnished bv tha rtn.
dike Grain company. Telephone Douglas
t478, 708 Brandals building. Omaha:
Articles.! Opon. Hlg. Vow. aoso. Tes.
"vVheat I
I
May..
July..
Sept..
94iH
17
9H
tH.
" S7Vil
2'4
tori
M
':! SfSJJ
J
BMifr's
til
Rep.
Oats
May...
July..J
Saot
n
814
is m
tStr1
,wti:
Tmi
May... IS (0
14 90
IS 62H
14 92
. July..
'
May..
July..
Rapt..
14 97W
14 rn
14 tO-te
14 M
14 424.
7 9nSj
7 M
0
T98
106
t 10
vjMi a
May...n 00-34
. T M T 91H
7 M 7 87S
July...
Rapt...
IT 80-3V
Caah front at lone were ss follows
FLOUR Firm: winter relents. 88 SOfP
: S'raignis. .nva'4.3o; spring straights.
ri ingiro: sprmg patents, rtest hard, higher
eld. 86.eVtf4.76; bakers, t3.26S4.40.
RrrNo. . M ia
rVARI.EY Feed or mixing, IMPAc; fair
to onoioe mailing, iLongi.is.
Inal; Ks. 1 north wee tarn, nominal; timothy,
BJ2o; oirrrer. no.
PHOVIRIONS Mess Pork, ner' bhl
f18.imn-16.Tfi: lard, per 100 lha.. r 7H; short
ribs, aides (loose). 7 rS97.87H; short clear
Bldea (boxed). MOMTAM.
Total olearanoea of wheat and flour were
equal to lk8,0iO bushels. Primarv recelpta
were 828,000 buafaala, compared with tiS.Ont)
Bushels the corresponding day a ysar ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: Wheat
I eara; corn. tZX oars; oats, 121 cars; hogs.
10 000 head.
Chicago Cash Prioee Wheat. No. I red
8Mr7c: No. t red. &JyJo; No. 2 hard.
fjj4o; JNO. s nara, rzuvic; jno. 1 northern
spring. i.u.ai.w; 00. s nnrrnern spring
if Si. 1 14: No. 8 SDnnsi ssocMl Oft (
No. 1 caah. MH-34Sc ; No, 1 caah, MM
tSc N white. 64H064Vc; No. 8 white.
aatrnT'': r o. a yeuow, nfQTioo: NO.
vellow. U&4U. Oats: No. I cash II
No. 1 white. UtJc: No. 8 white. tlUa
No. 4 white. 83V)3So; standard. JJfiHo.
tou I i.n muu, crvamanea, WnUle
EOait Steady; receinta. 1910 cases: at
mark, case inckied. IMTISc; firsts, 16
iatc: prima rirsis
CHKES Steady; daisies. lJMTHc: twins
immV! Tun Amerlcss, 12tt18c; long
kerns. liOTlVo.
POT ATOE18 Firm ; choice to fancy, tQ
bdc; rair to goon, oooir.
POULTKY Live, ateady; turkeys. 14c
(owls. 14a.
VaVAtr-Staady: (n to 90-lb. wts.. flUe
tft to to-lh. WIS., Vi97Yfcc; 8s to Uft-lb. wts,,
TM9n.
KeeaUt8 Today Wheat. IS nare; corn, la
ears; oate, 95 cars. Esnlmated tomorrow
V heat, 89 cars; corn, til cars; oats, 121
Oars.
Mlaaeeipolta Grata Market.
MINNhiAPOLlfl, May 4 WHEAT May.
6aCi July. 8tvvc; (September, 8340, Caah.
No. J, bar J, 21.01: No. 1 northern. 80400
81 om: No. 2 northern, 7ie89!4o; No L
86"4KIHo.
PKKr Flax, closed at 82 88
CORN No. I yellow, 614c
OATS No. 2 white, 118140.
RTE No. 2. 8108.
P ran 2i ywng.oa
'IiOUR-F1rst patenU. 84 7ofio.00: second
Patents, 24 &4 8"; 'irst clears, J 203 6i;
oeoona Clear. K
Fert8 Market.
PEORIA, May 4. CORN Firm; No. 8
tnlxed or better, 64o; Ko. 4 mixed, 61c; sam
ple. W'tfrOHe,
OAT-4Meady: No. I white, 23o; sUnd-Su-d.
I8e: No. a white. t!ta
l.lveroeel Otmta Market.
tJVERPtXI Msy A-WHBAT-Spot,
full; No. I red western winter, o stock;
T 95
8 06
1 m
8 MS
I 92 S
futures, steady ; Mav, (a 104d; July, (a MTV1;
0 tober. Ksd.
RN Ppot. firm; new American mixed.
4allJ; old Amcrlian mined. NsJVI- Amerl
i an kiln dried, km M . future, quiet; July,
tetrad; September, 4a Vd.
SKW 1 OR K (.F.MHU MARKET
Qaotatlnna of the lay Varloaa
t esasaodltlee.
NKW YORK. May 4 -FLOLR-FIrm;
"prlng patents. 24 Vvtifi.lO; winter strslKhts,
I3.wvatt.9n; winter patenta. 4.nuf4; eprlng
cleara. 61.7Vu4.10; extra No. 1 winter, 83.80
ftfl.Wi; extra No. 2 winter, HlVfiJ2S; Kan
sas atralxht, 24.1Mr4 30. Rye flour, firm;
fair to good. Mvo4.; choice to fancy,
i v,r, or, '
CORN M KA I Firm; fine white and yel
low. tl.l54lii.20; coarse. $l.lii1.l5; kiln dried,
fc90
WHEAT Spot market, firm; No. 2 red.
WV-, elevator, and 9Vc, t. n. b. afloat;
No. 1 northern Duluth, 2l.'?'e. f. o. b.,
afloat. Futures market wa a little lower
at the opening on the rabies, hut rallied
and developed strength In sympathy with
the northwest and on fear of damage
to the spring wheat by drv weather, clos
ing rgw net hUiher Mav closed WV;
July, fvtiWr. iioeed lS-lc; Beptem
ber, Miiic. dosed MTci receipts, 14 )
bu.; shipment 47.816 bu.
CORN Spot market, firm; export No. J
new, Air, f. o. b.. afloat: futures market
whs without transactions, closing un-
j changed; May closed tSOc; July, tc; re-
! rt.lnt), f,m hl.
celpts. 8.7fiO bu.
OATS Boot market, steady: futures mar
ket wan without transactions, cloning nomi
nal: receipts. 112.275 bu.
H At Strong ; prime. tl.Sfi; No. 1. 81.SX8
.: No 2. li.irni a: No. 8. 81 W.
HID-Kasy, Centrsl America, 20c; Bo
gota. Ti'iC
l.iiATHKR Kasv; hemlock firsts, 23
25c; secotids, 2lWXc; thirds, 19'2rtc; re-
PROVISIONS Pork steady: mess. 81800
W18.60: fall. 81RMVfi20.nO; short clear. 81B0
18.0ireef, stead) i mesa, aia.0nM3.t; fam
ily. 14.6k,o1S.OO; beer hams, 826.0h"J.W. cut
meats, steady; pickled bellies. Ill.CKVS'lJ 00;
pickled hnms, 8U.Zf 12.00. Lrd, steady;
middle weat prime. 8.00(iS.15: refined, firm;
continent, 88.06; South America, 89.4W; com
pound. , I2re(n.;i;4.
TAlKOVV Stcadv: prime city, hogshead.
S16-16c: country. 54ftiVc.
Hi: rrEK Steady; creairery extra. 21V4C.
KQOH Firm; fresh gathered eelected ex
tras, )9Vn'J0i'; firsts. KUlsc; seconds, lMr
ltWc; fresh gathered dirltles, No. 1, 15
ralbc; No. 2. 14M,ftlSc; poor to fair. 12t
4c; fresh gathtrcd checks, good to prime.
13V'14c; weitern gathered white. lK19c.
POl.'ITRY Alive, steady; western spring
chickens, 30c; fowlsT 14(&Mic; turkeys, 13c;
dressed. ' quiet; western fowls, H'S'lSc;
turkeys, 13(16c.
Corn and Wkeat Reaion Ralletln.
Record for tha twenty-four hours ending
at 8 a. m. Thursday, May 4, 1911:
OMAHA m8TRICT.
Temp. Rain-
Stations
Max. Mln.
full
Sky.
Clear
Clear
Clear
Raining
Clear
Clear
Foggy
Clear
Cloudy
Cloudy
Clear
Foggy
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear
Clear ..
cwTr
Clear
Clear
Ashland. Neb 63 4
.00
.10
.no
.00
.OR
.04
.00
.00
.00
.00
.01
.00
.00
00
0
.00
.
.
.
.00
Auburn. Neb M f&
Columbus. Nb.. ,52 M
Culbertson, Neb.. 50 35
Fslrhury, Neb... 47 S4
Fairmont. Neb... 4fi SI
Or. Island. Neb.. 46 S3
Hartlngton. Neb. 58 S3
Hastings, Neb.... 43 81
Holdrege. Neb... 43 S3
No. Platte. Neb. 40 J
Oakdale, Neb 56 80
Omaha, Neb 54 48
Tekamah, Neb... M 40
Valentine, Neb.. 41 8
Alta, la SI 37
Carroll. la n2 2.1
Clarinda. Ia 45 8t
Sibley, la 2 2S
Sioux City, la,., tt 40
Minimum temperature for twelvo-hour
period ending at 8 a. m.
PISTRJCT. AVERAGES.
, No. of Temp Rain
rUstrlct. Btatlona. Max. Mln. fall.
Columbus, O : 17 1
6 W .00
' 88 . - .00
6 34 .00
58 32 .00
M 42 .00
00 8 .10
5 30 .00
62 42 .20
62 38 .19
louisviiie, Ky.; .. n
Indianapolis, Ind.. 11
Chicago. Ill 2
Mt. L.OUIS. MO
Xes Moines, la.... 17
Minneapolis, Minn. 80
Kansas City. Mo., Z4
Omaka, Neb U
White a. slight and general rise In tem
perature has occurred throughout the corn
and wheat region, the weather still con
tinues cool for the season and frost or
freaalng temperatures are reported this
morning In all except the Ksnaaa City, 8t.
Iouia and Louisville districts. . .Showers
occurred within the last twenty-four hours
In southern 'Nebraska' and Kansas and
were quite general in tho latter state
u A. WELSH,
Local Forecaster, Weather, Bureau.
t. i.osUa Geaeral Market.
BT. LOUIS. May 4. HEAT Tuturea.
higher; Msy, 88c; July, 8Tii.&6ac; Septem
ber, STi'ac; 'CSsh. steady: track No. J red.
3Vr?84Hc; No. I herd, Krrl.oo.
CORN Higher; May. olVkc; July. MTic :
cash, strong; track No. 2, MMHc; No. 1
white. MiMHc.
UATt weak: track no. z. sswssVlc: May.
RYE Unchanged, 11.01.
FIXJL'R Firmer: red winter patents. 84.20
fM.TO; extra fancy and straight, t3.6OQ4.10;
hard winter clears. It faVftfl. 15.
BKBD-Timothy, 86.0049.o0.
CORNMEAle-82 50.
BRAN Dull; sacked, east track. 81.13
1.18.
HAT Firm: timothy. 815.000 20.60: prairie.
12.Grv015.BO. '1 ' "
PROVIKiONS Fork, unchanged; Job
bing; $lii.00. Ird. unchanged; prime steam,
meats, boxed extra
ribs. 8.37H: short
cleafs, $8.62., Baoon, boxed extra shorta,
$ ',;. clear ribs, . 89.J7V4; short clears,
t.vi.
POULTRY Kasier; chickens, izc; springs.
2063; turkeys, 13W&16Hc; ducks, 14c;
geese, sc.
BUTTER Quiet; crearrery, 15fi21c.
EGGS-Weak, 14Hc
Receipta. shipments.
Flour, bhlg
Wheat, bu
.ooo .ro
28.000 18.000
Corn, bu
Oats, bu
.....84.000 88.000
68,000 ' 45.014)
Kaaaaa City Grata aad Provisions.
KANSAS CITT. May 4. WHEAT May.
8840 hid; July, MT4C bid; September, at8
8370 bid: rash unchanged to 1c higher; No,
3 herd. SOlMc; No. 8. 86496c; No. 2 red, 81
?92o: No. 8. 87(fl90c.
CORN May, 49SC4c. sellers: JMly, 5014
flSOSc, sellers; September. 50CVi'4c, sell
ers; caah. V,tTo higher; No. 8 mixed, H4fJ
62c; No. 8, MS4t4Jo; No. 2 , whits, 6162Vc;
No. 8, 61He.
. RYE No. 1, 8&g0o.
HAT Steady, choice timothy. I16.SO4118.00;
Choice prairie. 812Md'18.f0.
BCTTER Creamery. 21c; firsts, 18c; sec
onds. 16c; pscklng stock, 18c.
EGGS Extras, 17 Wc; firsts, 14c; seconds,
18c.
Mllwaakeo Orala Market.
inLWAlTKEE, May 4-WHEAT-No. 1
northern, fl.044M.es: No. I northern, Jl.tO
108; May, 8W4c; July, 89Vfl840.
OATSStandard. 83'co.
BARLEY Malting, U.0C1.U.
Daloth Orala Market.
TJUT.TTTH. May . WHKAT-No. 1 north
ern. 21 OlV; No. 2 northern. fen43w4c; May,
2101. bid; July, 81.OH4, aeked, September,
84Ho.
OATS 82S.
- Metal Market.
NKW TORK. May 4.-MFTALe-Standard
copper, dull; spot and May, 811.6011.70;
June, July and August. 8U.4MMl.7n. Indon
market, ateady: apot 54: futures, 54 12s
2d. Arrivals reported at New York today,
160 tons. Custom house returns show ex
ports of 3.1M tons so far this month. Loral
dealera report a barely steady market for
copper. I .eke. tlZ.jTrtt'HW: electrolytic,
12.12H1J ; tatting, 211 674512 00. Tin.
wesk; spot and May. Ml. 8044 1. 76; June and
July, Ml 2641 78; August. 40.764L8O. lin
den market rrm: spot. Cl 10s; futures,
CuA 10s. Lead. dull. M.4VfM.6d. New York:
14 -5 4 30 l est St. I,outs. Ixndon. 11 17s d.
Spelter, dull, 8.40jt.4o, New York; 6.20f
6 80, Kast St. Iouls IiOndon, (24 60. Anti
mony, dull: Cookson's, 88 0r7lO.60. Iron,
Cleveland warrants, 4es in London. Locally
Iron was barely stesdy; No, 1 foundry
northern, 15.2f,'tf'16.T5: No. I 815-Or7jl.V6D;
No. 1 southern and No. 1 southern soft,
)6V0'J5 75.
ST. IDri8. May 4 MKT A Lead,
stesdy; M 31. Selter. ateady. 86.30.
Cottoti Market.
NEW TORK, May 4 COTTON-elpot
closed quiet, 10 points lower; middling up
lands. l& 8&c; middling gulf, li 60c. Sales,
ToO bales.
ST. LOUI. May 4. -COTTON Un
changed; middling. 154c; no sales, receipts,
1.34ft bales; shipments, 1.341 bales; stock,
17.840 tales.
New York Cotton market as furnished
by Logan A Brysn, members New York
Cotton exchange, tit South Sixteenth street.
Month. I Open.) Hlgh.l Low. Close. Tes y.
May.
July.
Aug.
Oct..
1 M I Tt 28 16 IT I It 80 I 16 M
It 37 1 It W It It I It 81 I 16 8S
14 86 ( 14 at 14 68 14 64 14 M
U 67 I U Ut0 U8t)ltl0
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Definite Movement Toward Lower
Prices Gains Headway.
BEARS ATTACK STEEL HEAVILY
Canadian Pacific l.apaes Fear Points
After Record Breaklaa Attiare
alea of Bonds l.araeet
for 1'eeka.
NKW TORhT, Msy 4.-A definite move
ment tnwstd lower prtcrs gained cons.der
shlt) headway today In the stock market.
The market seemed to be laboring under
the strain of both short selling and liquida
tion of long stock. Prices rallied from time
to time, but bearish activity Increased and
the last part of the session seemed to be
concentrate,! on Cnlted Ntntee rtcel. lanre
blocks of which were thrown on the mar
ket. .V -
Reading, which has been th most active
Mock during the most of the lest week,
was sold heavily again todav, the price
declining 2H points. . International Har
vester was sgaln the prominent festure of
the standard Issues rising to 9 points above
yesterday's low figure, but yielding later.
Canadian Pacific, after a record-breaking
advance, lapsed 4 points today.
Another cut In the price of nails, the
second in the last fortnight, and a meeting
of the leading sheet steel makers for dis
cussion of tie maintenance of prices, were
(he onlv s'dellahls thr.-.wn nn the steel
and Iron situation.
Time money rates sre now from 1 to 2
per crnt under those prevailing at this
time Inst year.
Sales of bonds today were the laraest
of anv dny rn many weeks. The period of
aetMty in this market hs now been In
progress about a fortnight and shows no
abatement.
Honda were strong. Total
value. 98.127.000.
sale pai
I nited Slates governmtnt 2s declined
on call.
Number or sales and leading quotations
on stocks were as follows:
., . Sales. Htah low. CIom.
Mini-, naimara pro
Amalgamated Hopper ...
American Agricultural .,
Am. Beat Butrar
American Can
American C. s P
Am. fotton Oil
American H. ft L. pfd...
Am. Ica Becurltlea. .......
American Linseed
American Locomotive ...
American S. A R
Am. 8. A R. pfd
Am. Steel Foundrtea
Am. Sugar Refining
American T. aV T
American Tobacco pre....
American Woolen
Anaconda Mining Co.....
Atchlaon
Atchison pfd
Atlantic Coast Una
Baltimore at Ohio
Bethlehem Steal
Brooklyn Rapid Tr.,
auiadlan Paclfle
Ontral Leather
Central Leather pfd
Central of New Jenay...
Cheeapoak 4V Ohio.......
Chicago A Alton
Chicago O. W
C. O. W. pfd
Chicago A N. W
O.. M. A St. f
.'., c, a A St. L.
Colorado F. A I-
Colorado A Southern
Consolidated Oaa
Corn Producta
Delaware A Hudson
Denver A Rio Orano....
ion 2 24 2H
.t4 2Lj 2H
IMt tin, M14 57H
la.tno 47H 4tL, 4i
l.sea 101, 1014 1014
em s.t n it
8.200 u eH mi,
J2
10 2.1 S I3 23
10H
s
1.400 76 7C4 74
104'i
M) 44 '4 4414 44
en in ji7, 1174
4.S00 I4'i 14 144V4
ten "i MVi ITS,
1" M4 8 US
4i I) 17 . 87 V.
lT.aoo 11ns 10Ki 1M
f in.t, iosh JOJ14
MX) 124H 1I4V, 121
I'M IDS, 10 104
mi HI W Jt
H.eftO 714 7'i
U.sn tssi iai4 titvi
X) I7l4j n 27
M
t7
1.440 lit, fl SO 14
8fl
11
43 L,
to 145H 146', 146
8.S00 l!ll H 1184
44
SAO 80S t0i 10
f.1
1,400 146H 1434 144
400 14 14 14
IK
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14
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17
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101)
ta
85
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I
I). A. R. o pfd
ritmiV Securities'
Brls ,
Erie lit pfit ,
Brie H pfd ,
Owieril Electric ,
Oraat Nrthera pM
OrMI Northern Ore ette.
m U74 167
li4
8.300 1I74 1S 13H
10O If", an?4 an;,
00 lit 1ST, U74tj
lino it U14 ll4
4.io r4 - 1144 1144
ie,!WAlH4 1144 l6T4
llllnolt Central ,
Intflrboreusta ' Met
hit. Mat. pfd I...,
International Harvester
Int. Marina pfd
International Paper ,
International Pump .....
Iowa Central ...
Kanau City 80...,
K. C. Be. pf
Laelede oaa
LoutaTllla A NaahTllla
Minn. A. St. Louis
M.. 8t. P. A I. 8. at...
M., K. A T ,
M . X. A T. pf....
Missouri Pnclfla ........
National, niacult ..4....
National Lai
N. R. R. of M. Id pfd.
Nt York central
N. T., O. A W ;..
Norfolk A Westers
North Axterloaa
Northern P&clfte
Pacltle Mall
Pannarlranla
People's Oaa
P.. a. C. A It. L,
Pttubunj Coat
Preaaed Steel Car
Pullman Palace Oar
Railway Stael Spring..,,
Reading
Rapubllo Steel
Sepubllo Steal pfd
Rock Island Oe
Rock Ialand Co. pfd
St. 1 A S. F. M pM...
St. Louis S. W.
St. U S. W. pd
Sloaa-8hfMld A A I...
Southern Parlflo
Southarm Hallway
So. Railway pfd
Tennessee Oic-per
Taxes A Padflo
T.. St. U A W
iV4
1.10
l.iee
'4
404
19
40
14
41
too 144 I44
33 V4
J....r " t7
a.io' im4 101 mn
loa 147. . 14414 14CV4
, '8H
11714
400 8II4 124 ' !U4
4.JO0 U14. 4', 47
1.10O 1M e -t U414
400 114 1114 . 1144
. M0 41 . Il4 11
l.ane 1074 loS 10414
lane 4 4tk 4t4
8.000 107 I! 104S,
704 1 . 7t4 7IT 71
4,100 126)4 14 114
44
1.004 1!S 1M . 1M
404 IO.S44 10414 104H
800 M 44 44
101 1014 ;o4 1014
. ..... 11
800 111 14 I6OI4
. .... S4
1.700 ll4 IMS U4t4
too 12 ll4 II
too ST. 4V, 44
4700 to4 M44 KUt
1.100 '44 42 t4
1,401) , 414 404 404
loo : 10 to to
400 44S4 l HH
, 4i
8.40 1151, 114'4 1144
4ie r74t t74
100
too
44(4
17
44V,
17
1414
n't
1
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1'4
T., St. U AW. pfd
4S
'444
41
Enl J!"'!."1 ;; T ,0 1T4V " 77
tSue'd s"t?t rLv; - ton ?i2 J1S
' 4I4 41 vk
United Btatae Steal...
.. 74, ore 78 T4 74 s
tn 1144, lit
,.. l.ieo 4t 4474
144
U. A Steal pfd
t'Uh Coeeer
Va.-Aroltsa Chemical
Wabash
Wabash pfd
Weatera Maryland ....
Westlnshoees Raaetiit
Waaiern Union
Whaallns A I
111
44
4IV4
itrt
tin
'tt
ti
114
,.. le.pne S144
4-S
It
4
44
414
7'4
eon i44
hod
1.404
mo
1.000
7S4
Itt4
444
744
mo
H
Lehigh valley
11. to 171 174 1744
Total aalae tor the day. 4 44. sea share.
' Loadoti CAoalagr ttoeke.
INDON, May 4. American aecuritles
opened easy today. First prices showed ir
regular changes, but later the market
aagged from lack of support. At noon prices
were from higher to 4 lower than yes
terdsy's New Y ork closing.
London closing stock quotations:
Console, atener 114 Loulirllla It Naah.,181
do account 114, Mo. , Kan. a Texas.. ltT4
Anal. OsBper ...... 444 N. T. Central lioi.
Anaconda I14 Nertolk A Weatera.. 11
Atchlaon lll4 do ef tt
do pfd 104 Ontario A Waster
Baltimore A Ohio. IM 14 Pennrrlvasla ....
Canadian Pacific ....21 Rand Ml sea
CTieeaeeake A OhU.. It 14 Reading
Oil. Oreai Weatera.. II Sasthara Hal I war
Chi . Mil. A St. r.. 1144 de efd
44V4
. 4144
. 744
"4
. t4
. 4444
.1114
.u4
. 47
. Mi
.ltl
, 17
. 8114
De Bear lti Southern r-aetne .
DenTar A Kle O.
... ie Union Paclflo
do pfd
tt do afd .
. 1244 U A steel
. do pfd ..
. Wabash ....
. 17 14 de pfd m.
.141
do lat pfd
dot 8 d pfd
Grand Trunk
Illinois (antral .
SILVER Bar
ounce.
Heady at 14 T-ld per
MONEY lHffl par cent.
The rate of discount In tha open market
for short bills Is 2 t-14 per cent; for three
months' bills. 2 6-16 per cent.
. Leeal oeewrttlee.
Quotations furnished by Burns, Blinker
4 Co., 448 New Omaha National bank
building:
'. Asked.
earner stuatrlpa! 8 tt
Osiomble Fir tot ....
Oalarade Tel. Ce. T per cast 4414
C3lcaao Railway ta, ItlT t
Cur of Omaha 4 Ha, 1MI 14 u
Cedahr faosios 4. lata... pa
DeaTar Oae A Elec. I. UHt teal
kast St. Leet A So 4. la, 1IM tH
ralnsoat Oeamary lat g. 4 par oaat test
("almost CYsaaMry afd. I per seat. . at
lev Portland earnest 44
U. . M. A OX 4a, tttl tt
Kaaaaa City R. A L ta. lilt m
Omaha Water ta. Itt tau
Oaaaha A C 81. St. Kr. 4a. Ittt. p,2
Omaha A C B. St. Kr- pfd la
Oeaaha a A St. Kr., east
Omaha A C, A K. A B 44
Oauhe Oaa 6s, UH1 , 4714
Partlant O. A 0. aa. 144 tt
rn-city R. A te. itn 1714
Svin A Co.. aa. Itl4 ui,
saattl Klaoui ta. 1U . at
M
4t
Me 14
t.5
I
10
M
Tl
te
at
17
4t
Ul
How York Cmxb Market.
Tha following quotations are furnished
by Logan A Bryan, members New York
Stock exchange. 618 South Sixteenth street-
A ever Twtieooe 4IT Or sea fa
. 6
. t
. Tt
I
4
14
.11
liar Stat v 4 iMieatlea
kutt UeallUoa II Leaa
rvactaa 1 Nahouae
Cin 84 fit, 10 Copper
Chief Ceae 1 Ftavklde nat1tk
taTte-nair 1 Iir Caatral
Blr tatrl 8 Sarin rt C
Kir Coo 84 Seere-Roebark Cla.
1H
Frastl'.a 4 Supaiiar A Pltuhara 14
aireux 4 lattad Opser It
tWImoet 4 Nana Lake tk
Oo44flald riereaee .. 1 Kara Lavk ti
Baak ef EaataaA Slaitaaaeat.
LONDON, May A Tho weekly statement
of tha Baak of England shows the follow,
Ing changes: Total reawva. decremaed.704..
Ota); circulation Increased. 3.0u0: bullion
decreases; Ct,6Mi other securities de-
creased. 1.9non; other deposits Inereseed,
1.I".0T; public deposits dec re seed. Hi,
TVIt.OO; notes reserve decreased. 616. AO;
government Becurltlea unrhsnged The pro
portion of the hank. reeerve to liability
this week Is 47 88 percent; last week It was
tew per cent.
Sim York Money Market.
NKW YORK. May .-MONKY-n call.
steady; ISitJ." per cent; ruling rate. Ji
2 per cent; closing bid, IV per cent; of
fered at I per rent. Time loana. dull :
sixty days, 2 per cent; ninety days, 23
IW per cent; 1x months, 8 per cent.
PRIMS MIvRCANTILJc. PAPER 3H4J4
per cent.
PTKRLJNft KXCH ANOk Fasy, with sc
tusl buslnesa In bankers' bills at 84 8440 for
sixty-day billa and at 84.8646 for demand.
Cnmmerclal bills, 84.8SV
MLVhH-mr, Mo; Mexican dollars, 45c.
ONUS OovernmenU easy ; railroad.
strong.
Closing quotations on sonde today were
as follows:
V. 8. ref ta.
.11 Int. M. M. 44 ...
.101 Japan 4s
.1014 do 4a
.1014 k. C So. 1st la...
.1144 L. 8. deb. 4a 19.11..
.114 Ii. A N. unl. 4a
do coupon ..1
t J la. rag..
So coupon ...
C. . 4a. rag...
i
4
MS
, 7
. 7S
00 ceupon
Allta-Chal 1st 6a T M . K. A t. lit 4
Am. Ag. Re. 101s, do gen. 4Ha
Am. T. A T. ct. 4a..1inv Mo. Pacific 4s
77
Am. Tobacco 4a U S R. R. of M. 4H l
do a 17S N T. C. (. SS,s U
Armour A Oo. 44a. . 03 do deb 4a ',
Atchison gen. 4a...,
do ot. 4a
do ct. 4a
A. C. U lat 4a...,
Bal A Ohio 4a....,
do lit)
do S W. IHa...
Brook. Tr. cv. 4a.
t'en. ef Oa. Is
Can. Leather la...
C. of N. J. g. as.,
the, A Ohio ma.
.. 9i4 N. 1., N. H, A H.
..in4 r a iwv,
..111 N. A W. lat c. 4a...
.. a4 de c. 4a imt
.. S No Paclfle 4a 10014
.. Ml, do Is 71
.. i4 O. R. L. rfdg. 4a M
.. 04V Pnn. rv. IS, II1S... P74
..int, do coa. 4 101
.. ia Reading gen. 4a 7
..Ul St. L. A S. F. fg. 4a n
..100:4 do gen. ta r
.. 14 St. L. S. w. e. 4a... TO
no raf.
lilrago A. 840.. TO "do 1st gold 4i It
C. B y. J. 4a M'4 8. A. L. 4a 7
do gen. 4a 074, Bo. Pac. col. 4a
C. M. at 8. P. g. I Ha H do cr. 4a 7s,
C. R. I. A P. e. 4a. 74 do lat ref. 4a
do rfg. 4a 144 Be. Railway ta....
Oolo. Ind. 4a M do gen. 4a
Colo. Mid. 4 41 In Ion Parlflo 4a...
C. S. r. A e. 414a 4 do ev. 4a
D. A H. cr. 4a K do 1st A ref. 4a.
I07H
Tt
10144
inn,
M
104
D. 4k R. O. 4s HVV. 8. Rubber ta..
do ref. fta.
. 14i 1 S. Steal Id aa.
100
Pint I Hera' la
Krle p. I. 4
do gen. 4a
do ct. 4a, ear. A.
do series B
Oen. Flee. ct. la....
III. On. lat ref. 4a.
lnt Met. 4Wa
Bid. Oflere.
7744 'va -caro. Cham. 44.10014
M14 Wabash lat (a lo4
761., do let a ex. 41.... ts
is vaerern sto. ti....
T2 Wart. Elec. ev. (a.
161 Wis. Central 4a....
S7H Mo. Pas. ct. ta....
7 4
;
"4
13',
314
Rank of Fraaeo statement.
PARIS, May 4 Tho weekly statement of
the Rank of Franca shows the following
changes: Notes In circulation. Increase,
188,673.000 franca; treasury deposits, de
crease, 46,375.000 francs; genersl deposits,
decrease, il-4.826.uio rranca; goia in hand,
decrease, 3,126.000 francs; silver In hand,
decrease, 1.47n.Ono francs; billa discounted,
decrease) 158.660.000 francs; advances, in
crease, 8,960,000 francs.
Neve York Mlatag Stocks.
NEW YORK, Msy 4. Closing quotations
on mining stocks were
Alice
.110
Little Chief .
.. 4
..471
..150
..146
..100
.. 16
Com. Tunnel stock.
do bonds
Oon. Cel. A Va....
Hern BIlTer
Iron surer
LeadTllle Oon
Offered.
, 24
17
118
u
no
, 4
Mexican
Ontario
Ophlr
Standard
Yellow Jacket
Baak Clearings.
OMAT1A, May 4. Bank clearings for today
were 82.624.5.i8.24 and for the corresponding
late last year 83,046.880.86.
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
ROTTER Cresmsry. No. 1 delivered to
the retell trade In l ib. cartons, 24c; No.
I. In 80-lb. tubs. 22c; No. 2. In 1-lb. cartons,
22c; packing stock solid pack. 18c; dairy.
In 00-lb. tubs. 14tflc; market changes every
Tuesday
CHEESE Twins, 144ff15c; young Ameri
cas, 1717ttc; daisies, 16c; triplets, 1644c :
limberger, 18c; No. 1 brick, 15(4; Imported
Swiss, 82o; domestic Swiss, tto; block Swiss,
18o.
POULTRY Pressed broilers, tinder I lba,
ef ts) per dos.; hens, 16c; cocks, 12V4c; ducks,
80c; geese. Ifio; turkeys, 26c: pigeons per
dos., 81.80; homer squabs, per dos., 84.04;
fancy squabs, par dos.. 88.60: No t per
dos.. 83.60. Alive: Broilers, 860, 1 to lift
lbs., and 1H to 2 lbs., 20o: smooth legs. 14o;
bans, XlOi atags, lOo; old roosters, W old
ducks, full feathered. ISVec; geese, full
feathered, 6c; turkeya 11c; guinea fowls,
too each; pigeons, per dos.. vOo; homers,
per" dos.. 83.00; -squabs. No. L per dos..
II. M; No. 2. per do., 0O0; capoaa. ovsr i
lbs.. 14c: old turkeys '4
BEEF CUTS Ribs: No. 1, 13o; No. ' 2,
ll4c; No.' t,. Ho. Loins: No. 1, 1444jc; No. 2.
12c; No. 8, 12c Chucks: No. 1. No. 2,
7'4c; No. S, 74c. Round: No. 1, 8c; No. ,
8c: No. 8. 80. Plato: No. 1, vic; No. 3,
lc; No. 8. 5c.
FISH (all froten) Pickerel, 8c; white. 15s;
pike. 14c; trout, 11c: largo crapples. 730o;
Hpanlsh mackerel. 18c; eel. IHc; haddock.
18c; flounders, 13c; green catfish, 16c; roe
had, 81 each; shad roe, per pair. 66c; frog
legs, per dos., 80c; salmon, 10c; halibut, 7c;
herring, "c.
FRUITS Apples, Kansas pippins . aad
Jonathans, 4V tier, per bog, 12.50; - Kansas
Ganos, per box, 82.60. Bananas, fancy 'se
lect, per bunch, e2.26$2.60; Jumbo, bunch,
J2..63.75. Dates, Anchor brand, new, 80
1-lb. pkgs. in boxes, per box, 82 00; bulk in
70-lb. boxes, per lb.. 44c. Figs. Turkish
7-crown, per lb., ISc; 6-crown, per lb., 14c;
4-crown, per id., 1.1c. urape rruit, Florida.
64-64-SO sizes, per box, 85.00; 80-46 slsaa, pel
box, 84.25. Lemons, Llmonelra brand, extra
fancy, 300-860 sises. per box, 85.00; fancy,
ttO-360 sixes, per box, $4.60; 240 slse, 60c per
o less. Oranges, Camelia Redlands navsls.
" Pr box, 2S.26fc-3.76; fancy navala.
83 268.60; California Jaffa oranges. 140 and
larger sixes, per oox, so w; 11a ana smaller
iea nr box, 88.26. Pineapples. 24-80-M
sites, per crate, 24.76. Strawberries, Louisi
ana, per 24-plnt case, 21.76(32.00; Arkansas,
per 24-nuart case, sa.w.
VEGETABLES Beans, string and wax,
per hamper, 83.50. Beets, per bu., 75e. Cab
haae. New York, per lb., 24: California
new. par Ik. 24o. Carrots, per lb.. 2c. Cu
oumbers. hot houee, 1H and 2 dos. In box.
per dos., 8Z.ro. t.gK piant, fancy KlorWt,
ner dos.. 21.60. Oarllo, extra fancy, whits.
per lb.. 16o. Lettuce, extrs fancy leaf, per
dos., 46c Onions, Texas Bermuda, white,
per crate, 22 26; yellow, per crate, 82 00.
Onion sets, white, per bu., 82 lbs.. 21-75;
yellow, per bu.. 32 lbs.. 2100; red. per bu.,
82 lbs.. 21-tR. Psrsley. fancy southern, per
dos. bunches, 60c. Parsnips, per lb., 2c.
Potatoes, lows ana Wisconsin, wnits stork,
nor bu.. 8Mi0c: Colorado, per bu.. 81.00:
new stock, per lb., 60; per hamper, 83 75.
Rutabagas, per id.. ic. tomatoes. Florida,
per t-bsk. crate, .fancy, 83.00; choice, 82 60.
Turnips, per bu-, 76e.
MISCELLANEOl m Aimonas. California
soft shall, per lb., 18o; In sack lots, 1o less.
Brazil nuts, per lb., 12c: In sack lots, lo
less. Cocoanuta. per sack, 86.00: per dos..
76c. Filberts, per lb., 14c; In sack lots, lc
less. Hlckoryniits. Urge, per lb., tc; small,
per lb . tc. Peanuts, rossted. per lb., 80;
raw. per Ik., 640. Pecans, largo, par lk
16c; In sack lots, lo lees. Walnuts, black,
Der lb.. 2rhc: California, per lb.. le: In sack
lots lo lees. Cider, New York. Mott's. per
bbl., x.7s. Money, new, zt rrames. 63.75.
Drr OoevSa Market.
NEW TORK, May 4 DRT GOOD!-
Cotton goods rule steady, but ouiet. Job
bers house trada Is very light, wssh goods
being better than any single line. Raw
silk Is quiet. Reductions have been made
In soma lines or serges ror women s Wear
but thev aro not general. Carpet skies fol
lowing tha openings for fall have been
better tnan selling agents were looking lor.
Coffeo Market.
NEW TORK. May 4 -COFFEE Futures
closed ateady at a net gain of 7 to 11
points. Sales, 81.600 bags. May, 0.S1c;
Juno. 1063c; July, 1047c; August, 10 87c;
September, 10.82c; October. 1007c; Novem
ber. lfl.OOc; December and January, 8 Sic:
February. March and April, i.Mo. Spot
conee. steady; ro. 7 mo. tic; no. 4 Can
tos, 12VO. Mild, quiet; Cordova, l'H-fllto
nominal.
agar Marlaet.
NEW TORK. May 4 SUGAR Raw,
assy: muscovado ss test. oc; oontTifuaal,
$6 test. 8.80c; molasses. 88 test, 1 06c; re
fined, steady.
Wavel Market.
ST. LOUIS. May 4 WOOL Unchanged:
territory and western mediums. . lttuTo:
line niNnim, hvuk, nvwo.
Oaaako Hay Market.
OMAHA. May A HAT No. 1. 212.60: No
812-W; pacsing, sn. t: airalta, 816 00,
packing. 21 100
Straw; Wheat, 80.50; rye.
84 60; oats, 17.60.
t4Wk ta Btckt.
Receipts of llvs stock at tho five princi
pal western morsels yesterday:
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
South Omaha 4.800 IteOO 8.700
St. Joseph . 1DU0 6.000 8.000
Kansas City M 8.00U 14.Ua) T.000
St. Louis 1.600 11 are) 4 )
Chicago 6.0UO to,Ois) u.0u0
TvHAkj
..16, M0 H800 82.M
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Cattle Fully Steady to Some Stronger
In Spott.
HOGS MOSTLY AT STEADY HLICES
I.aasks. While trlrea Aro Folly
teady to A beat Tea
teats nigker.
rSOtTTH OMAHA. May 4. 111.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hot, iheeo.
Official Monday 8.7 8S x J-
Official Tuesday ........ 4.RS9 f 0M
Official Wednesday o IM 17.314
Estimated Thursday 4.800 18.800
(.461
47
f,700
Four days this week. .18 7 48.481 J4.8M
feme days lsst week ... 1S.84S 62.7CS 88 040
Seme days 8 weeks ago . 0.l 48.874
Same days 8 weeks ago.. 17. 81$ 42.(40 38. ltt
Same days 4 weeks MO..I1M 8.1 "0 86.616
Hame days last year. ...1T.84& U.2! Z1.M
Tha following tsble snows tha receipts
of cattle), hoga and sheep at Bouth Omaha
(or tho year to data as compared with last
yesr: iu. 1810 loo.
Csttle 8M.4.VO 346.889 18.061
Hogs 04.2 743, 8M 100 331
Sheep 6J0.828 680.331 88.8M
The following tsbts shows the range of
prices oa hogs at South Omaha for tbs
last several days, with comparisons:
Dates. I 1811. U).l0.u108.lM7.ll4.lA.
April 28
6 88V4I 8 281 8?! I 4 34; 4 21 6 M
April
April
April
April
27.. 8 Kl I Oil 6 841 I 281 0 881 0 841 J JJ
28.. 6 814,1 081 T 0 I 281 4 86j I 10
29.. 1 74 I 2 18) T 01 6 84 4 86 1 U
80.. t 141 W 461 2k 281 .
Msy 1... o4 4 84
6 41 6 24 I IK I II
6 84! 6 24 6 271 6 11
May 1... 5 74 2 01
May I... I t 62VI I Ml T 61
I 6 281 I 271 I 18
Msy 4... 5 61HI 8 00 7 04
B K 6 25' 21 i 26
Sundsy.
Receipts and disposition of live stock at
the Union Stock yards. South Omaha for
twenty-four hours ending at 8 p. m. yes
terday; RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. H'r's.
C. M. A St. P 8
4
w snath 2
Missouri Pacific 6
Union Pacific .....
C. & N. W,, east.... 7
C. A N. W., west ... 47
C, St. P., M. A O... 10
C, B. A CJ., east.... 6
C, B. A y., west..., 48
C, R. 1. & P., east.. 6
C. R. 1. A P., west.. 8
Illinois Central 6
Chicago Great West, ..
Total receipts 177
3
si
8
Ml
7
8
56
7
1
16
1
2
3
1
30
202
DISPOSITION.
Omaha Packing Co....
Swift and Company...
Cudahy Packing Co...
Armour A Co
Srhwarts-Bolen Co....
Schwartxchlld A S
Young Bros
Sinclair
Hill A Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston A Co
J. B. Root
J. H. Bulla
McCreary & Carey
8. WerlheJmer
Lehmer Bros
Mo. A Ksn. Calf Co...
MoConeghey
.. 680 ' 1,73 1,86
.. ii
.. ROD
..1,002
8.424
4.200
2,817
2
1,612
89
1.6K2
1.41
1,802
26
61
18
11
46
4
41
127
11
6
9
8
610
Cllne A Christy
inner buyers
300
Totals
.4,229 14.972
CATTLE There was another good run of
cattle today, 176 care being reported in.
This makes the total for the four dy
lb.vw neaa. a gain of 2,800 head over last
week and a falling off of about 1.000 head,
as compared with the same period a year
ago. The market as a whole was in very
satisfactory condition and the big bulk of
ins cattle, soia in good season in the mora
tag. '
Beef stars were In very fair demand this
morning, especially the good, light ami
handy .weight kinds, and thev aold gen
erally a little stronger than yesterday.
Heavy cattle, while pot so active, were in
fAlr demand and they commanded at least
steady prices. Good cattle sold as high as
$6.90.-which, was tbe top yesterday.
The feeling on cows and heifers was AlsO
a little better. They, sold mors freely than
yesteraay ana prices were generally a little
better than yesterday'a lower close or
about steady with yesterday morning.
There were not enough stockers or feed
ers to make a market, but what few there
were sold in about tho same notches as
yesterday.
Uuotatlona on cattle: Good to choice beef
steers, 86.70.00; fair to good beef steers,
86.40(86.70; common to fair beef steers, 84 00
4V-&40; good to cholco cows and heifers. 84 76
fc6.60; fair to good cows and heifers, M 20d
4.76; common to fair cows and heifers. 2171
34.26; good to cholco stockers and feeders;
86 4036.60; air to good stockers and feed ere,
to.2f(6.40; common to fslr stockers and
reeaers. 44.loTrh.Z4; stock heifers, M.26C8.09;
veal calves, M.004).zt; bulls, stsgs, etc., 82. 70
$4.90.
Representative sates:
BEEF STEERS.
No.
I
4t..v,
It....,
10....,
14....,
A. FT.
.. 724 I 44
..1021 I 14
tot I 10
..lilt I II
..1017 I 44
Ne.
A. FY.
...lit 146
...1M4 4 41
...1114 4 70
...lltt 6 76
...10H 6 14
...lilt 6 T
...11 8 74
...lit 6 74
...IMS 6 8
...Mil I Tt
...1311 4 Tl
...HI I n
...lit I 44
...1247 6 St
...1146 8 tt
...1140 4 40
...1471 I 44
...12M 6 80
...iter t li
,..144 6 M
...ItlT 8 M
...1411 ( st
...1471 4 St
20...
It...
10...,
It...
24...
II..,
I...
tt...
11...
to...
II...,
II...
u..,
It...
to...
11...
14...
14...
tl...
II...
II...
11...
It...
14.,
.1041 8 44
6 ,,...117 I 41
t.
.1014 I 4
84...
It...
80...
14...
10...
17...
88...
IT...
II...
II...
II...
II...
IT...
II...
41...
....1021 6 44
....lit! I 10
....1101 It
...1140 8 14
....lit I 4
....lltt 6 40
....lit! 8 II
.... 114 I tl
.,..1141 I tl
...,ian 1 te
....121 144
...lttl I 44
,...1204 6 40 .
....HIT 6 44
.112 I t
114 I tt
II.
II.
14.
...1614 4 I
STEERS. HEIFER AND COWS.
.. HI 4 tt
II.
.140 6 46
. M 4 44
,m in
. 708 6 4
. 741 I t
. 724 I It
... f 04 I 04
... 411 I 00
... TIT I tl
,..1014 6 24
... I2t I It
0
14
I.
II......
It
6..
4..
II..
St..
...1214 I 46
t
...1011 8M
cows.
I..
8..
...lilt 4 78
471 4 is
...1237 4 44
...114T 4M
...teis 4 tt
...121 4 to
...111 4 K
...1024 4 ft
...lilt 4 00
...Jf0 at
... 8T6 6 16
... tl I T4
...! I 44
10
6
4
18
6
111 . I 40
asl
14.'.'.'.'.'
II!!!'.'.'.
it!.'.'!.'.'
. 77 4
.114 4 M
...-10SI 4 t
.... ttt 4 84
....lOIT -4 44
....IMS 4 48
....144 4 46
....1144 4 Tt
11..
4..
6..
14..
6..
HEIFERS.
6 411 4 tt It
11 174 4 tt 4
It IS (H IT ,
I I4 4 0 6
T. 141 I 04 T......
8. ..1I6 69 I
6 tt 6 0 8
11 tm 6 at ....
HULLS.
6.,m,.. .lxT4 6 et I......
4 141T 4 tt 1
8 478 4 tt 1
1 1404 4 24 1
1 IN IN 1 ,
I IMS 44 t .....
CALVES.
8 It IM
1 410 4 tt 1
T 4M 4 44 6
8... ...... 144 IU 1
1 174 I 10 4
1 lie 6 10 u
8 lot I to T
.... 4T
.... Ml
.... M
i 84
.... 444 8 14
.... I4 6 It
.... tto 6 44
.... tto 1 44
....110t 6 46
Tt
....1714 j 4
.... IM IN
....176 4 tt
.... IT4 I 44
.... let 6 tt
.... ITt 4 88
.... in Sj
.... lit 6 It
.... 1st I 14
.... 144 I M
.... til I II
.... Ill 6 II
11. . , p eva 1
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS
to! 4 88
88 14 4 to 10 til 1 11
II IM I 40 11 . 1 4 a
6 et 4 0 , tt 44 6 88 -
4 440 I re it. tit 1
6 421 6 1 II 147 6 44
4 4T4 6 16
HOGS Hog trad opened slow and weak,
had a strong, lively spot in tho mlddio,
and closed weak. Bulk of sales averaged
fust about gteady with yesterday's general
market.
Ths yards wero fslrly well filled With
offerings, a full li.Oft) head showing up In
all. Quality and weights wero much tk
same aa usual and preference for baron
animals was evidenced only by tho small
premiums that have prevailed (or soma
time lately.
In point of demand, there wad more or
lees contract between volume And tone.
Buyers for packers wanted good slsed
droves, but refused to adopt a free-buying
policy. After the market was well under
way, some little competition developed,
but It disappeared with the purchase of
bulk. Bales made during lata rounds erers
little, If any, better than prices paid to
ward the close yesterday 1
Packers furnished an outlet for about
86 per cant of receipts and the demand
from shipping snd speculative quarters wa
critical throughout. Clearance at 11 o'olock
was. practically complete.
Long strings ranged front 86.6fJ TO, this
spread embracing weighty butchers, good
butchers and light welghta. Baoon grades
topped at 86.76, a nicksi less than yester
day's high prtoes.
Hey ren tally sales :
Me, At. S Ft. - No. Av. ' SS. FT.
81 844 Kit 87 Mt ... 8 48
' 4
tt as 1 to
mt ten 1 ft
t ... t is
10 lie 1 m
7 ... tat
re ... I M
o ... 1 it.
!a itn 1 H4
171 it 44.
... tt
let St 4 t
l tto 8 tt
m ... 111
ft ... 841.
m 12a 4 st
Ml to I U
i ito 1 44:
.tat ... I M
m to 1 tt
tee ... tt
11 m it to
It J to I to
tt i'l to t an
M I"4 ... I to
tt IM 44 I to
w :.'i ! 1 to
47 ;u ... t at
tt r ... 1 to
II I1 .. Ito
4? 271 ... I an
T, :t ito 1 to
04 1T0 M t et
et 211 ito 1 to
44 tm ... 110
71 341 ... t to
tl t4 t) in
it K ... I to
tt tit . . 4 to
It ?! 10 I to
It lo& to I tt
tl I7 44 I tt
74 110 ... I tt
tt lit ... tt
II let at 1 at
tt 1M ... 4 tt
7t IM 44 I tt
to 121 ... 1 at
It 117 ... I tt
11 114 ... I tt
at 104 ... 1 tt
Tt IU 4t 4 tt
Tt lit 1st I tt
11 4 ... I tt
tt 117 44 I It
St 174 ... I tt
11 tit to I tt
tt I.U 10 lit
tt IM 44 I t714)
11 241 ... 4 474
tl Ill ... I Tt
70 !3I ... 6 7
It 1st 44 6 74
at 111 ... I Tt
N 211 ... I 74
tt !M 44 8 74
tl tm ... 6 7
47 124 ... ITS
It 124 41 17
11 lit ... 6 T4
IT 44 ... 114
tt 217 44 8 Tt
tt lit ... I 74
II tit 84 I TO
44 111 ... 6 71
tt lit ... 6 74
It 204 140 6 Tt
tt 21 M 111
It. 174 ... I Tt
4.' 117 ... 4 Tt
T7 let ... 6 71
session of sheep and
to. . .
M...
M...
t...
a! ..
t...
It...
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7...
tt ..
It...
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87...
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a .
71...
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t...
tr...
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to...
7t...
71...
M...
..tat
...let
...tor
...171
.. lid
...ta
. I M
to t U
t I tt
..It
N III
40 I M
. a tt
MS 110 t tt
tft M I tt
HI ... 6 It
tt ... lit
tat tan 6 IT14
178 too I IT4
m to 1714
mi ... tits
244 ... I SO
24t let I to
3 ... I to;
171 tt B to
141 to I tt
PM tee 6 to
l4t 40 I te
la It 8 tt
.tit let I M
let ... tto
let ... 6 to
.141 144
....171 lot I 44
....tie us 6 td
...1H ... 6 44
... let et 6 4
....141 S I tt
....878 ... 1 44
....lit ... t
... tm m im
... in ... iti
....UT ... I to
....in ... lei
...rn ... let
T- r. . '
forded ready sale of anything known to
dress out well. Receipts were fully nor
mal and of seasonably good quality, the
bulk consisting Of Ismbs. largely shorn.
Prices on various offerings of attractive
character Improved somewhat under the
Influence of healthy competition, and a
very fair clearance was made In good sea
son. As compared with yesterday's trade,
eteady to a dime 'higher would Just about
cover the situation a big portion of supply
ruling auotablv mrnnar
Shorn lamba, If there was any preference
to inciulry, sold to better savant age than
w-ooled stock. Choice Mexicans reached
tn.10. the highest Prices nsld In many davs.
Weeterns, minus "fleece, brought as much
ss 2580386. Wttolsd Mexicans topped at
86.15. a figure that was also actual limit
yesterday. There- were no spring lambs
of consequence on sale,
fittings of mutton sheep were largely
conrinea to the 'Heavier classes or stock.
Shorn wethers sated creditably at 84.00.
but no wooled one's were available. Scarcity
or ewes, either etooled or shorn, left thli
branch of the market unchanged. Year
lings, wooled anfl handy, are quotable up
to 14.80. rl
Quotations, Wooled: Spring lambs. 65.0tVJ
2.00; Mexican limbs. 6.76ttJ615: western
lambs. 86 866.75; 'yearlings 84 404.80; weth
ers. 64.101714 SO- aVea t1 v 4 TS
Quotations, Shdirn: Mexican lamba. 84.760
5 10: western lamba, 84 8VJM.85; heavy lambs.
M 1694.40; yearl'ngs, 22.85(94 .36; wethers, 83.78
V4 io; ewes, ts 134 00.
Representative 1 sales:
No.
400 western shorn, lambs ....
632 western shorn.' lambs....
678 Mexican lambs
100 western Iambi
608 Mexican shorn--lambs...,
134 western shorn, tculls
254 western shorn lambs
48 western shorn' lambs...,
878 western wethers, shorn
160 western ewes'.
618 western shorn,' lambs....
443 western shorn lamba. . . .
716 Mexican lambs'
Av.
. 88
. 80
. 84
. 79
. 83
. 78
. 72
. 76
.118
111
. 90
. S8
Pr.
4 85
4 80
6 15
6 SO
5 10
4 15
4 76
4 86
4 10
4 85
4 70
4 62
91
115
78
82
6 06
t 20
00
4 00
170 Western lam
60 Mexican lam
190 Mexican ewei
468 weetern wet
and year-
lings, shorn .
.108 4 15
CHICAGO LI
STOCK
MARKET
Demand for
Weak
,'attlo Steady Hoars
f 4tfei ,rn ItMna.
1 1 4. C A TnE Receipts.
CHICAGO. M
8.000 head: mar
I fl. steady; beeves, 25.003$
6.40: Texas steer;
at.btKno.au; western steers,
! and feeders. 84.00ff5.46:
24.KkfS.65; stock e
cows and heifer
I 22. 406.60; calves), M 269
6.26
HOGS Receipts!,' M.IM0 head: market
Weak to a snede' lower; light. 25.66o407H;
mixed. 85.6MW 00:. heavy. 88.5ae'5.8TV4: rough
26.608.66: good te (choice heavy, 86.650)6 87H;
TJIVS BAMmdhBSf NtUH ST a H S, Mttin UK
PH Er AND itfAMBH-Receipts. 15,000
bead; market at Kong; native. 88.oorg4.6O;
mfi; market at Kong;
Dtern. 81.2V54.rW; year!
e latnbs, M26ij.l0;
western, n.zvai.njr yearlings, xt.euni'ri.tv; na
tive lamba, M.26t11.l0; western lambs, M-65
Kansas City" "Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITTJ May 4. CATTLE Re-
tyj'Llye) Sto
TJ1 May 4.-
id,' Including
celpts, 2.000 head,' including 109 head south
erns; market steindy; heavy steers, shade
lower: calves. 85cC higher: dressed beef and
export steers, 86.Va.10; fslr to good, $6.20
tja.w; western steers, t. wet).!); atocicera
and feeders. M.75-M6 75: southern steers,
M-2F4T6.60: southern cows. 83.2694.75; native
cows, 83.otKff6.lO; 'native beirers. 14 KK&4-00;
bulls. 68.7fTIi6.O0; olives. M-Ofrrf6.76.
lower; bulk of sales, 26.806.90; heavy, 85.76
6(6.85; packers and butchers, , 26.80.96;
lights. k.Knfi-S.WS. ,
SHEEP ANDtlLAMBH Receipts, TWO
head; market, JCfinte higher; lambs, tr.Xr$
6.10; yearlings, ft 2S&6.86; wethers. 83.8fj
4.60: eweej, 24.6iW-2&; stockers arid feeders,
e3.0O4I3.75.
St. Loals Ipjfve Stock Market
BT. LOUIS. May A CATTLE Receityls
1.608 head. Including 108 Texaas; market
steady; native shipping and export steers,
v.7MJ4i.GO; dressed 1. beef and butoher steers,
26.40tfl4.50: steerre .under 1,000 pounds. 26.00r?
6.26: stockers and. feeders, 143.00tj6.56; cows
and neirers. Kema; canners, 83.odib4.xd;
bulls, 83 7MS6.60; calves, 26.OOiT8.00; Texss and
Indian steers, 8 pWtt.18; cows and heifers,
ttt VkflA M 1" -
HOGS RecelptsJ, 11.800 head: market 60 to
10c lower; pigs sHfl lights, 8-0(vm.0o: pack
era, U8ftg.0; butchers and best heavy,
85.9Mj6.06. f.
SHEEP AND" LAMBS-Receipts. 4.2ft)
head: market 10c to 150 higher. Lambs,
26.764$. 26; mills aits bucks, 83.00S3 60; stock
ers, t2.00rQ3.0O. s;
St. Jnaeak t'lvo Sttrck Market.
ST. JOSEPH. May 4. -CATTIJ-Receipts
1.200 head: market. steady: steers. ttrVytntOO:
rows and heifers, 8S.604J6.7Tj; calves, 28.00(9
6.00. . .'
HOGS Recelpta 6.000 head; market steady
to 60 lower; top, '85.86; bulk or sales, 86.1019
M. el
SHEEP ANT TJaMBS-Receofyts 2.000
head; market slow; lambs, ta-KXtfo-OO.
RETAILERS MEET IN HURON
Two) Soatk Dakota Organisations Aro
to Hold jTenTeatleas Ttext
Week.
v-
r m
HURON. R Dt. May 4-(Speelal.) Ths
Retail Merchants'' association of Bo4rth Da
kota wilt hold Its annual meeting In thl
dty on Tueaday," Wednesday and Thurs
day, May t-11. u'Tha Hardware Dealera
association will ' meet In annual oonven
tlon at tha sama'ltme. Trie two or rani za-
tlons will bring f tha city large numbers
of bustneee mif,, from all parts ef tha
ststo and also frhm a number of neighbor
ing oiUeo. 'Wlholeaa.lo dealers and mantl-
faotnrers will alto bo hero with exhibits
of their wares 'and roods. Inter es tins;
programs havs fueen prepared and every
thing la being done kr local members and
committees that VlH contribute to tha en
tertsinmont and-leomf ort of all who at-
trnd. Governor taey and J led go Ch arias
43. WhltinaT are amonr tha nratnlnant
speakers, as is also W. L. "fTarrls of Mlnna-
polig. f .
Vetereia !laUreHBdet' Ttotlrtta,
HTRON. B. TV, May 4-SpeclalWohn
& Burks of this Jo! ty hag severed his con
nection with tho .Chicago tr Northwestern
railway, followirt a eontlnuoua service
covering a period )of forty-seven years. Ho
began railroading! with tho Northwestern
eombanv when 17 eara of atro aa a hrks
man, running ou( of Chicago. Mr. Burko
will rontlnuo to .-reside hero, bat contem
plate taking an astem and southern trip
with his wife ana enjoying a much-needed
and well-earned fieet,
lit
Oa another pa9 will ko found tho rules
governing the Ljoklorers' Oeatest.
nk..
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